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Re: Bowhunt in the rain? [Re: FurFlyin] #423318
10/13/12 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Originally Posted by NortonZ7
Just hit em where your supposed to and watch em fall smile


Auight there big boy. I've hit some where I'z post to and they ran 100 yards or more before piling up. 100 yards in a rain is a long hard trail.

That's them sorry ole Muzzys smile



Re: Bowhunt in the rain? [Re: Bama Bob] #423331
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The older I get the more i realize I have to hunt whenever i can!!!!! Poke him in the right place, he wont go far.

Re: Bowhunt in the rain? [Re: Bama Bob] #423342
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Not me, our season is 3 1/2 months long, "the sun will come out tomorrow." smile



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Re: Bowhunt in the rain? [Re: Bama Bob] #423343
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Yeah if you put a rage 2 blade through the ribs, there ain't much tracking to be done.


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Re: Bowhunt in the rain? [Re: BowtechDan] #424008
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Goes both ways.


TMI!! wink


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Re: Bowhunt in the rain? [Re: NortonZ7] #424014
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Originally Posted by NortonZ7
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Originally Posted by NortonZ7
Just hit em where your supposed to and watch em fall smile


Auight there big boy. I've hit some where I'z post to and they ran 100 yards or more before piling up. 100 yards in a rain is a long hard trail.

That's them sorry ole Muzzys smile


I don't choot Muzzys. smile The furthest tracking job I ever had to do on a deer that I shot with a bow was on a doe that I shot with a Gene Simmons broadhead. You ever seen a Simmons broadhead? It's like shooting a deer with an axe head. I was on the ground, sitting on a dove stool. The doe was 15 yards away and quartering away. I put my pin on her last rib and released. The arrow hit zactly where I was aiming. I said 100 yards in the above post, but she may have gone 150. I tracked her the last 40 yards by SMELL. When I found her she had a hole in her left side that I could put both hands in, side by side. The broadhead ran down her rib cage and cut the last 5 or 6 ribs in half. When I found her, her rumen was hanging out that hole and had busted. NO way I would have found that deer in the rain.


If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14
Re: Bowhunt in the rain? [Re: Bama Bob] #424025
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My wife says I would melt.......so no, won't hunt in the rain.

Re: Bowhunt in the rain? [Re: FurFlyin] #424031
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Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Originally Posted by NortonZ7
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Originally Posted by NortonZ7
Just hit em where your supposed to and watch em fall smile


Auight there big boy. I've hit some where I'z post to and they ran 100 yards or more before piling up. 100 yards in a rain is a long hard trail.

That's them sorry ole Muzzys smile


I don't choot Muzzys. smile The furthest tracking job I ever had to do on a deer that I shot with a bow was on a doe that I shot with a Gene Simmons broadhead. You ever seen a Simmons broadhead? It's like shooting a deer with an axe head. I was on the ground, sitting on a dove stool. The doe was 15 yards away and quartering away. I put my pin on her last rib and released. The arrow hit zactly where I was aiming. I said 100 yards in the above post, but she may have gone 150. I tracked her the last 40 yards by SMELL. When I found her she had a hole in her left side that I could put both hands in, side by side. The broadhead ran down her rib cage and cut the last 5 or 6 ribs in half. When I found her, her rumen was hanging out that hole and had busted. NO way I would have found that deer in the rain.

Ah, I know. I wa just pulling your chain. I've hammered deer before and they ran hard and for a pretty good piece. It's amazing how tough they are.



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